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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1889
Page
3
Advertisements for Hew compile a list of offers under the tag The Very Thing and announce Something New as a corporate tax topic appears alongside.
A proposed three day encampment is planned for August with a May 30 meeting at Armory Hall West Fourth Street. Members and interested in the United Independent Rifle Co. are invited to organize arrangements for the event. Descriptions of distillery inspections and Cumberland coal trade provide regional context.
Crowded service marks 106th Feation of Maryland diocese. Bishop Paret presides as clergy wore surplices and stoles. Rev William C Butler preaches on real presence and church order. Committees named, reports heard on prayer book revision and missions. Standing committee members to be chosen today.
Heavy rains and light snow sweep the region with widespread damage in Montgomery County. Sawmill near Garrett Park damaged with lumber washed away, lowlands flooded, corn planted washed from hillsides, roads harmed, and a horse and carriage submerged in Northwest Branch. Wheat yield concerns arise from excessive rain.
A Mt Edn Burdette home near Clarksburg in Montgomery County burned yesterday evening. Officials suspect a child playing with matches started the blaze. The incident prompted local residents to speculate on safety and raise concerns over fire response.
On the 13th instant the call for statements of condition shows total deposits subject to check at $1,616,075.98. Breakdown: First National Bank $223,662.16, Farmers' and Mechanics' National Bank $150,080.63, Frederick County National Bank $117,283.70, Central National Bank $736,809.65, Citizens' National Bank $918,937.42.
A jumble of notes reports a suicide attempt near a Virginia hotel scene, a hospital consultation, and a Montgomery county church fair postponed from the 28th to June 4. It mentions gifts from Madame Kilpatrick to St Marys Church and scattered local anecdotes about fishing, church life, and a Baltimore concert hall benefit for St George's Church.
The quadrennial conference adjourned sine die amid dignified debate. A notable bolt on the fourth day interrupted proceedings, yet the meeting remained harmonious. A committee on moral reform urged a constitutional ban on intoxicating liquor and urged Pennsylvania church members to vote on June 18. The conference also planned a United Brethren church in Washington DC.
Personal mentions include weddings, visits, travel plans, and illness. Various residents from Woodsboro to Baltimore and Mechanicsburg are noted with routine activities, upcoming concerts, and local business movements.
An open air Salvation Army gathering will be held at Market Space this evening by the members at 15 omeck and the regular indoors at the barracks at 6 o'clock.
Portmaster Henderson received B and 11 contracts for mail routes from Middletown to the B&O depot and from Frederick P.O. to Middletown. The bids will be sent to the Post Office Department in Washington tomorrow for action by the department.
Judges of the Orphe 3 heard Thomes Whalen administrator of B A Whalen deceased in a suit over returning an additional inventory of personal property including a gold watch and a horse and buggy. Attorneys Motier Shafer argued for Whalen and Nelson for the administrator. The court ruled it had no jurisdiction in the matter.
Fourth class postmasters were appointed yesterday including Elmer Powell at Utica Mills and Ub Ajisos at Warfeldsturg Carroll county. Abraham and Smith in Washington county return after 19 years to claim a portion of their father’s estate. A Lutheran gathering, Maryland State Teachers Association meeting in July, and various election notices plus centennial Catholic events are described.
A select dance by a committee of young gentlemen at Koontz Hall features M Wertheimer Geo Wilson A Eichelberger Henry Nelson F W Staub WON Martin. The Baltimore Amateurs and Kenilworth are noted for upcoming mill renovations and a new full roller system.
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